Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-01-19
LOCAL BREVITIsS.

Bee Line Roadmaster Rain was in the
city today.
Warden Coffin is in the city today from
Columbus.
Mr.. Al Clark went to Dayton this morn
ing on business.
Alex. Cobaugh, of the First National
is seriously i'll.
Rev. J. J. Summerbell and son Carl leave
tomorrow for the east.
Twenty degrees, even, warmer this morn
ing than yesterday morning.
Mr.. c. E. Henderson, general manager
of the |. B. & W, is in town.
Mr.. r. J. Purcell, of the Queen &
Crescent railroad, is in the city.
John B. O'Reilly, of the Cincinnati Irish
Times. is at the ST. James hotel.
John A. Jennings, manager of the Asnia
brewery, is in the city on business.
Mr.. Robert Blee, superintendent of the
Bee Line. was in town this morning.
Regular meeting of the Elks tonight.
Work in both the first and second degrees.
Mrs. Edward Gorsuch and little son who
have been very il of measles are improving.
Phillips Camp. Sons of Veterans. put
two candidates through the second degree
last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. McLain, of ST. Marys,
O.. are the guests of Miss Carrie Smith, Of
south Center street.
Charles Constantine, ESD, and Frank
Goode. Esq, went to Bellefontaine this
morning on business.
Sale of seats for the McCaull opera COM
pany in BLACK Hussar'' opens tomorrow
morning at 9 O'Clock at Harris's cigar store.
Isaac NJ. Smith, for lettering; Tom Rip
ton, for disorderly conduct, and Charles
Reed. for drunkenness, were station-housed
last night.
DIR. W. W. Hall returned last evening
from Washington county, where he had
been for four days visiting his mother. who
is very i'll.
The following party left for New York
city today over the y. Y. P. 4 O.: Perry
Bachtle, Dan Rubsam, J. B. Rubsam and
John Myers.
James c. Carey went to Bellefontaine
this morning. This evening he will address
the Knights of Labor of that city on the
labor question.
Mr.. Bert Henderson, from Springfield.
and his brother. from SandEsky, spent the
Sabbath with Mr.. John .GarwoOd's family.
-BellefOntaine Republican,
Sheriff ". l.. Lloyd, of Logan county,
and his son. Charley, were in Springfield
Yesterday making arrangements for Char
Iey's attendance at the business college.
Mr.. George Knight, agent for the Bee
Line at this point, returned last night from
Boston, where he was called by the dam
gerous illness of his father. His father
was better when he left.
The members of Red Star lodge, No. 2O5.
X. Of p. are requested 10 meet at the lodge
room this evening at o'clock, as the prop
osition for leasing hail will then be con-
sidered.
E.. J. Mitchell. agent for the Consolidated
Fire Extinguisher Co, of Chicago, is in the
city. The consolidated machine, ordered
by council from Mr. Mitchell'S company. is
expected daily to arrive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph E. Heffiefnger will
leave next week for six weeks visit to
Atlanta. Georgia, and other points in the
south. The trip on Mr.. HefflehngerS part
will be in the nature of tour OF inspec-
ton.
The case of VIM. ID. Ayres, arrested for
perjury in procuring a marriage license,
comes up before Squire Stout tomorrow
morning at 9 o'clock. Constable Mohr is
busy TODAY serving subpGnaS on the wit
nesses. most of whom live at Kill Pig. near
Yellow Springs.
The Cyclone Literary society has elected
the following officers: President, Al Kun
kle: vice president, Frank Rightmyer; sec
retary. Squire John &. Breckenridge; at
torney. Constable A. J. Vanderburg; treas
urer, Tom Offut. The Cyclones will rage
mad,y and devastatingly once week.
Senator T. J. Pringle, Hon. Geo. c. Raw
lins and f. NJ. Campbell, esq, of this city,
left last evening for Indianapolis. to attend
the joint session of the Indiana house and
senate, for the selection of a United States
senator from indianapolis Particulars
be found in the REPUBLICS news-cOlumns.
TWO M0RE HORSES STOLEN.